balloon

常見(jiàn)例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• Many children like balloons.
  許多孩子都喜歡氣球。
• They have let fly multi-colored balloons.
  他們放飛了五顏六色的氣球。
• The balloon was invented before the plane.
  熱氣球是在飛機(jī)發(fā)明之前發(fā)明的。

更多例句

• It wasn't a balloon — I'm certain of that.
  那不是氣球，這點(diǎn)我敢肯定。
• A balloon popped, sounding like a gunshot.
  一只氣球爆裂了，聽(tīng)著像是槍響。
• That balloon will burst if you blow it up any more.
  你再給氣球充氣，它就要爆了。
• That balloon will burst if you blow it up any more.
  你再給氣球充氣，它就要爆了。
• a huge balloon shaped like a giant cow
  形似一頭巨牛的大氣球
• They floated the trial balloon of actually cutting Social Security.
  他們推出了真正削減社會(huì)保障的試行方案。
• It wasn't a balloon — I'm certain of that.
  那不是氣球，這點(diǎn)我敢肯定。
• Nott and Dickinson set a new altitude record when they ascended 55,900 feet in their balloon.
  諾特和迪金森乘坐熱氣球上升了55，900英尺，創(chuàng)造了一項(xiàng)新的高度紀(jì)錄。
• The world's first transatlantic balloon race ended in chaos last night.
  昨晚世界第一屆跨大西洋熱氣球比賽在一片混亂中收?qǐng)觥?/li>
• A balloon popped, sounding like a gunshot.
  一只氣球爆裂了，聽(tīng)著像是槍響。
• His jokes about woman drivers went down like a lead balloon.
  他講了不少女人駕車(chē)的笑話,但沒(méi)人笑.
• The balloon has blown.
  氣球炸開(kāi)了.
• The balloon will pop if you put a pin in it.
  如果扎進(jìn)一顆大頭釘,氣球就會(huì)突然爆開(kāi).
• With a supply of compressed air, the large balloon inflated in a matter of seconds.
  大氣球注入壓縮空氣后, 幾秒鐘便膨脹了起來(lái).
• Don't blow the balloon up any further! It'll burst!
  別給氣球多充氣了! 它會(huì)破的!
• He popped the balloon with a pin.
  他用針戳破了氣球.
• The balloon soared up on a gust of wind.
  一陣狂風(fēng)把氣球吹向風(fēng)中.
• The balloon enlarged as we pumped air into it.
  那個(gè)氣球充氣后就變大了.
• Soon afterwards, the balloon began to descend and it landed near an airfield.
  后來(lái)不久, 那只氣球開(kāi)始下降了,結(jié)果它在一個(gè)機(jī)場(chǎng)附近著陸了.
• A balloon floated across the sky.
  氣球飄過(guò)天空.
• Gas dilates the balloon.
  氣體使汽球膨脹.
• The balloon rose up slowly into the air.
  氣球緩緩升上天空.
• The balloon burst with a bang.
  氣球啪的一聲爆炸了.
• My shirt bags like a balloon when the wind blows against it.
  風(fēng)吹著我的襯衫使它膨脹得象個(gè)氣球一樣.
• The balloon was distended.
  氣球已膨脹.
• He pricked the toy balloon.
  他在玩具氣球上刺洞.
• The balloon blew out.
  氣球爆了.
• When balloon was over the station, the pilot saw one of the men taking photographs.
  當(dāng)氣球飄到基地上空時(shí), 這位飛行員看見(jiàn)其中一人在拍照.
• Conclusions: Transluminal balloon dilatation is a safe and effective method for treating postoperative strictures the ureter.
  結(jié)論: 腔內(nèi)球囊擴(kuò)張對(duì)治療輸尿管外科手術(shù)后狹窄是一種安全而有效的方法.
• Lily is chasing a balloon.
  莉莉在追汽球.
• The balloon cleared the tree tops.
  氣球飛過(guò)了樹(shù)梢.
• Pinch a small bubble from the knot and fold the balloon.
  從打結(jié)處捏出一個(gè)小泡泡,然后摺疊氣球.
• In London, the use of the Tube has ballooned.
  在倫敦，坐地鐵的人激增。
• They often end a large payment, a balloon payment, which owners usually refinance.
  他們經(jīng)常地以巨大的貸款, 激增的貸款結(jié)束.擁有者經(jīng)常地再籌集資金.
• All told, council membership might balloon to 25 states or more.
  總之, 安理會(huì)成員可能激增至25或更多個(gè)國(guó)家.
• The percentage of US children living without their father present has ballooned.
  美國(guó)沒(méi)有父親的單親孩子比例激增.
• That balloon will burst if you blow it up any more.
  你再給氣球充氣，它就要爆了。
• They decorated the room with flowers and balloons.
  他們用花和氣球裝飾了房間。
• a huge balloon shaped like a giant cow
  形似一頭巨牛的大氣球
• It wasn't a balloon — I'm certain of that.
  那不是氣球，這點(diǎn)我敢肯定。
• Nott and Dickinson set a new altitude record when they ascended 55,900 feet in their balloon.
  諾特和迪金森乘坐熱氣球上升了55，900英尺，創(chuàng)造了一項(xiàng)新的高度紀(jì)錄。
• The world's first transatlantic balloon race ended in chaos last night.
  昨晚世界第一屆跨大西洋熱氣球比賽在一片混亂中收?qǐng)觥?/li>
• Four of the nine starting balloons were still aloft the next day.
  9個(gè)開(kāi)幕氣球第二天還有4個(gè)飄在空中。
• Huge balloons bobbed about in the sky above.
  一個(gè)個(gè)巨大的氣球在頭頂?shù)乃{(lán)天中漂浮著。
• A balloon popped, sounding like a gunshot.
  一只氣球爆裂了，聽(tīng)著像是槍響。
• They like to go ballooning at weekends.
  他們周末喜歡乘氣球玩.
• The balloon has blown.
  氣球炸開(kāi)了.
• The balloon will pop if you put a pin in it.
  如果扎進(jìn)一顆大頭釘,氣球就會(huì)突然爆開(kāi).
• With a supply of compressed air, the large balloon inflated in a matter of seconds.
  大氣球注入壓縮空氣后, 幾秒鐘便膨脹了起來(lái).
• Many children like balloons.
  許多孩子都喜歡氣球.
• Don't blow the balloon up any further! It'll burst!
  別給氣球多充氣了! 它會(huì)破的!
• He popped the balloon with a pin.
  他用針戳破了氣球.
• The balloon soared up on a gust of wind.
  一陣狂風(fēng)把氣球吹向風(fēng)中.
• The balloon enlarged as we pumped air into it.
  那個(gè)氣球充氣后就變大了.
• The balloons dissolved high in the sky.
  氣球在高空中漸漸消失.
• Soon afterwards, the balloon began to descend and it landed near an airfield.
  后來(lái)不久, 那只氣球開(kāi)始下降了,結(jié)果它在一個(gè)機(jī)場(chǎng)附近著陸了.
• The colourful balloons rose high into the air.
  五顏六色的氣球騰空而起.
• Balloons suspend easily in the air.
  氣球容易浮在空中.
• A balloon floated across the sky.
  氣球飄過(guò)天空.
• Helium is a gas used in balloons.
  氦是一種用于氣球的氣體.
• The balloon rose up slowly into the air.
  氣球緩緩升上天空.
• The balloon burst with a bang.
  氣球啪的一聲爆炸了.
• My shirt bags like a balloon when the wind blows against it.
  風(fēng)吹著我的襯衫使它膨脹得象個(gè)氣球一樣.
• The balloon was distended.
  氣球已膨脹.
• The first vehicles to navigate the air were balloons.
  首次在空中航行的飛行器是氣球.
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